The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1887-12-22
ARLINGTON.


suffered greatly for several weeks, and a
the time could hardly be called response.
bic for his acts. Daring the temporar,
sbsence OF his nurse the fatal dose va
taken and he lived but low minutes. DR.
Haskins was generally considered 600,
physician bot bad AN appetite for sirop,
drink which be could not or would no
control. A few years since he went Yves
aud after lengthy absence came bael
sppsreutly cured Of the habit. but after
few months be relspsed into the old va,
and his life was a perpetual struggle
between his better paiure aud bis appetite
for drink He was bis worst aud slmos
his Gully enemy, aud bis life aud death
ought to serve as a warning to al who AT,
tempted to Indulge in drink
STATE NEWS
Mr.. VIM. A. Conant OF Brsttleboro il
one OF the oldest violin makers living.
Thousands OF people are leading unsst
isfsctory lIyes. because Of the dispiritine
effects Of indigestion. Let such try Lax
ador and be happy.
II W. Darlington OF Westford has man
ufactured a. 900 cheese boxes this season
Would you care TO have word OF advice
worth great deal? Never tamper with
your babys health by using opiates tc
quiet its stomach troubles, etc, but use
DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup instead
There is talk Of revying the old stag,
liue from Bratteboro to Cbesterfsld,N N. IL.
Travellers should be prepared for the
changes Of weather and the eifcts OF expos
ure by providing themselves with DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup.
The Boston Post confirms statement TO
the effect that the Fitchburg is TO lease
or absorb the Cheshire.
A Nashville doctors prescription for a
lady suffering with neuralgia A new bon
net, cashmere shawl, pair OF gaiter
boots aud bottle OF Salvation Oil. The
lady recovered at once.
James Csrney,of st. Adams who was
tblo~n from buggy Thursday morniag
and injured died next morning
J. Is. Mason, Providence, r l. suffered
with pneumonia, accompanied with dry
cough horseness and loss Of voice. Physi
clans afforded HIM no relief. WIsTAR's'
BALsM OF Wild CHERRY cured him.
Especial town-meeting Monday the
selectmen oil Barton were Instructed TO
build four snow rollers for the winter
breaking Of roads.
That distressing disease. the piles, /
speedily relieved and cured by Ayers Pills.
Owing to continued Ill health, Principal
Aiken, Of the Rutland high school, has
placed bis resig patton 10 the hands OF the
school board.
Ayers Ssrssparilla braces up the sys-
TEN purifies and invigorates. Invalids need
it.
There is marked improvement in Mr.. j.
j. II. Rsndsll's health. He is attending
regularly to his duties as national bank
examiner and be finds that the work agrees
with him.
Hop Piasters are made from pure and re-
liable medical agents. Cure ache, pains,
weak parts.
Mr. Monday claims to have discovered
a silver deposit on his farm in West Rat
land, He sent small lot to New York to
be ssssyed. aud q favorable report was
rendered, with request to toward lar
ger quantity.
For the laundry. JAMES PYLE'S PEA
RHINE is invaluable. II cleanses the most
delicate fabrics without ipjuring it. and
saves q vast amount OF wearisome labor.
For sale by grocers.
Mrs. II. Henry Baxter has made the pro-
posed Home Tor aged aud INDECENT wo
men" at Rutland an assured fact by the
contribution Of 81 ZOO. This, in addition
TO previous donations. constitutes . fund
sufficient TO establish the institution.
The Bennington WOODEN mills have been
sold At suction by the assignee OF Richard
HAipes, bankrupt. The creditors bid of
the property for's42, 900. abou, one twen-
tieth OF their cost
Alice White OF st. Johnsbury discovered
. tree blown across the track OF the Lake
road, and warned the engineer OF q passing
freight In season TO avert 40 accident, for
which Sup. Stowell sent check for s25.
certain pass privileges and profuse thanks
all OF which she deserved.
The annual winter meeting OF the Yer
mont Dsirymen's Association will be held
at Montpelier, commencing Wednesday,
January IS. continuing three days. II IL
intended 10 have the largest exhibit Of
butter ever made 10 New England, and at
least 500 offered 10 premiums
The proposition submitted 10 Receiver
Hindes by several banks for . settlement
OF the Bradley Barlow claims. which was
thu, the banks pay the face Of their iniebt.
edns... about $40 900. without interest
for over two years, and tha, each pay The
cos, incurred. has been rejected by The
CON p,roller Of the currency.
Governor ormsbee has sppoin,ed. under
. joint resolution Of the lsst legislature.
er-Gor. Roswell Farnhsm Of Bradford,
Henry james. NJ. d, Of Waterbury and
Hon- chas r. Hogan Of Sheldon a com
mission TO investigate as 70 the sdsisabil.
i,y aud loos,ion Of separate bailding for
the care Of The criminal aud convict in
sane, and al matters gsrmane 10 the sub